The image depicts a detailed scene within a grape processing facility in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan

The image depicts a detailed scene within a grape processing facility in Bazar-e Panjva'i, Afghanistan. A young male, approximately 20-30 years old, occupies the foreground, crouching on the dirt ground. He wears a dark long-sleeved garment, a light-colored turban wrapped around his head, and a distinctive embroidered cap positioned atop the turban. His gaze is directed forward, towards the viewer, and his right hand rests near a large pile of light green grapes on the ground. Surrounding him and extending into the background are vast quantities of fresh, light green grapes, forming large piles directly on the earth floor. Multiple other adult males, dressed in traditional Afghan attire including long shirts, trousers, and head coverings, are visible throughout the structured space. They are engaged in the manual sorting and handling of these grapes, with some observed placing grape bunches into white plastic crates. The environment is a covered structure, likely a "kishmish khana" (raisin house), with a ceiling made of woven material or netting supported by rough wooden poles and beams. Rows of grapes are visibly hanging from these structures in the background, suggesting a drying process. The ground appears earthen and somewhat dusty. The overall scene indicates a manual agricultural operation focused on grape processing.